In individuals with Raynaud's phenomenon, exposure to cold or emotional stress can cause the small blood vessels in the fingers and toes to constrict excessively, temporarily reducing blood flow. This leads to color changes in the skin-often turning white or blue-and sensations of numbness or tingling. #CaughtOnCamera

Soph

Goldsboro, NC · 2 months ago

I have Raynaud's disease in my feet. It definitely sucks!!!

Ryan Gillespie

Pittsburgh, PA · a month ago

My dad has raynauds he says it’s pretty painful especially when warming his fingers back up

Hanoverfist

Muskogee, OK · 2 months ago

I'd almost rather cut my hands off than stick them under warm water when they get cold. The pain for me is indescribable

fatigued1

Camp Hill, PA · a month ago

Fake

Timothy Young

Barton, VT · a month ago

This happens to me on the daily. Winters in Vermont are the worst. I put my hand in a cooler of ice to grab a drink and it happens.

Justin Webber

Dania Beach, FL · a month ago

hyper color finger

Makayla Glinsey

Fayetteville, NC · a month ago

I have this it’s the worst and it hurts too😭😭

Wick3d Gh0st

Lake Havasu City, AZ · a month ago

That happened to one of my hands when it got to cold. My hand turned purple while I was driving with the AC to cold in the middle of July. I almost had a panic attack but calmed down after I warmed my hand up and the color slowly came back.

Billy Shields

New York City, NY · a month ago

pretty common for me, I don't like it when it happens....

Larry Hutter

Georgetown, KY · a month ago

it looked like a infection at first

sdkpopo808

Los Angeles, CA · 2 months ago

that looks painful